Red Square, Moscow-hiking-areas

I’m sorry for any confusion, but it seems there might be a misunderstanding. Red Square is a historic city square in Moscow, Russia, and it’s not an area suitable for hiking due to its urban nature and historical significance. However, if you’re interested in outdoor activities near Moscow, here are some suggestions:

1. Sokolniki Park

• Located just a short metro ride from Red Square, this large park offers a variety of walking trails and green spaces, perfect for a leisurely hike or picnic.
• The park also hosts events such as concerts and exhibitions throughout the year.

2. Losiny Ostrov (Elk Island)

• A natural reserve located on an island in the Moskva River, just south of central Moscow.
• Offers hiking trails through forest and meadow, as well as opportunities to spot wildlife such as elks, deer, and boars.

3. Kolomenskoye Historical and Architectural Museum and Park Reserve

• This large park features a variety of walking trails that take you through beautiful forests, meadows, and past historic buildings, including the famous Church of Ascension.
• The reserve is also home to a number of rare bird species.

4. Zaryadie Park

• A modern urban park located just north of Red Square, designed by Dimitri Gustafson and Peter Wirtz.
• The park features various landscapes, including a forest with trees over 100 years old, a hill with a viewing platform, and a glass pavilion.